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Event will honor 20th recipient, Dr. Joseph Sievers, for contributions to Catholic-Jewish relations

University President Dadez challenges community to ‘make a difference, do well this year, and have the courage to be more.’

Public welcome to attend more Lenten events hosted by University Ministry and the Benedictine Monks of Saint Leo Abbey

From giving up bad habits to surrounding yourself with people who are good influences on you, here are some ideas to help with growth in mind, body, and spirit this year.

The public is invited to join this free, three-session discussion at Congregation Schaarai Zedek in Tampa to explore other religions and different perspectives. 

Before they headed out on winter break, students involved in University Ministry and the department’s director discussed the meaning of Christmas and how they celebrate the holiday.

Life Teen’s Camp Hidden Lake in Georgia provided the setting for Saint Leo students to engage in service projects, prayer, Mass, faith formation, and fun.

The university community and the public gathered on Ash Wednesday to begin Lent, to pray, and to receive ashes.